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Book 3 of 10 in the A Blossom Street Series
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  • Series: Blossom Street Series (Book 3)
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  • Publisher: Brilliance Audio; Unabridged edition (June 25, 2013)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1469240807
  • ISBN-13: 978-1469240800
  • Product Dimensions: 6.5 x 1.1 x 5.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 6.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (308 customer reviews)
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5.0 out of 5 starsLovely and Heartwarming - Family and Relationships
By M. Rondeau VINE VOICE on June 4, 2006
Format: Hardcover
When she was eighteen, Susannah Nelson was sent abroad to school. In what she saw as her fathers attempt in dictating her life it effectively separated her from her boyfriend Jake, and she never got to see her brother Doug again who was killed that summer in an automobile accident. After a few short letters, Susanna never heard from or saw Jake and though it hurt at the time, she later met, married a fine man, and raised a family. -----

Now her children are just about grown, she's hitting midlife, and Susannah's marriage seemed stale as her thoughts continually seemed to focus on what `could have been' if her father hadn't interfered in her life and romance with Jake. With her father recently passed on, she had been summoned home sooner than she'd planned when alerted by neighbors and friends that her widowed mother was having difficulties dealing with her loss and living alone. Back in the house and town she'd grown up in Susanna would have to deal with her mother's increasing aging problems, and make some tough decisions regarding her care. Additionally, she would she face the past, discovering new insights into her troubled relationship with her dad, and dealing with a similar issue concerning her rebellious nineteen year old daughter. -----

With girlhood memories resurfacing along with long lost friends, Susannah discovered secrets that revealed not only an unselfish act of love, caring, and protection, but a surprising revelation of a mysterious presence once thought to be a figment of her mothers failing mind. ------

*** What a wonderful read! Macomber writes with heartbreaking realism when dealing with the decisions and choices made in friends and family relationships.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsHated to see it end.
By Tonya Speelman VINE VOICE on June 25, 2006
Format: Hardcover
This book could have gone on forever and I wouldn't have minded. Susannah has been married for twenty-five years and is happy with her husband and two kids. So why is she dreaming of a boyfriend from long ago? She thought her dad was against her all those years. She gets a phone call from her mother's maid, who says her mom seems to be a bit confused and thinks Susannah should come and visit earlier than planned.

So she travels from Seattle to Colville, also hoping to meet up with the long lost boyfriend, Jake. She gets her mother to finally move into an assisted living facility, and is packing all her parent's stuff up in hopes of selling soon. Her daughter arrives without notice and says she wants to help her mom and also be there for her grandmother. In the meantime, she meets a "bad boy". Now Susannah knows how her parents felt when she was in love with Jake. Susannah starts to feel as if someone has been in the house a few times and taken belongings of her parents' and her dead older brother, Doug.

Mysteries unvail and Susannah figures out what her husband means to her. This book will go by so quick, you won't want it to end. I for one, hope there is another one coming!
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4.0 out of 5 starsA Story for Today's Woman, Facing Today's REAL Issues
By JJ Stark VINE VOICE on May 12, 2006
Format: Hardcover
Debbie Macomber is one of my favorite authors and I never miss her HC release each spring. SUSANNAH'S GARDEN will not disappoint loyal fans and will entertain and welcome new readers. This time around, Debbie throws in a little mystery along the way, which to be honest, wasn't too hard (for me, anyway) to figure out early on.

Susannah is a woman nearing 50 who finds herself returning home to care for her ailing mother, convincing her that it's time she move into an assisted living facility. In addition to making this tough decision, she's stuggling with doubts and questions about a long-lost love, who abruptly left her while she was studying in Paris many years ago. She's also missing her father, who died about a year ago & who she had not gotten along with since she was in her early 20's. To further complicate things, her teenage daughter, home from college for the summer, has decided to come & stay with her to help her get her mom's house ready to sell, but instead, finds herself fallling for the local "bad boy" & spending every waking moment with him, against Susannah's better judgment & wishes.

Mothers, wives, daughters and women in general will identify with Susannah as she makes some of life's hardest decisions, trying to find herself and figure out how life got so hard & what has led her to this stage in her life. With so many unanswered questions and difficult choices to be made, Susannah cannot find peace within herself and be happy with her life until she finds the answers she thinks she's looking for.

As she sets out on a journey to find the answers that she needs, we meet her friends & family and even a few enemies, who cause Susannah to look at her life from an entirely different angle and see things she never imagained would be possible.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsIf You Like Macomber...
By Wendy Kaplan on February 26, 2007
Format: Hardcover
You will love this book, which is reminiscent of her Cedar Cove series.

Seattle is home to Susannah Nelson, a fifty-ish housewife and mother who finds herself uneasy, at loose ends, and daydreaming about her first love, whom she loved and lost in her small Washington State home town.

When Susanah's mother starts showing serious signs of impending alzheimers, Susannah leaves her husband Joe and two children to scope out the situation. But she has another agenda: She wants to find Jake and see why he left her right after proposing elopement.

Once back in her small town, Susannah encounters all kinds of demons never put to rest, like her uneasy relationship with her dead father; her worry about, but resentment of, her mother, her grief for her long-dead brother, and all the usual detritus of a life lived and sometimes regretted. In the process of moving her mother to a nursing home, searching for Jake, meeting up with old friends and cleaning out her deceased father's study, Susannah uncovers paperwork and other clues that point her to a mystery--one that increasingly looms large.

The mystery is solved in a totally unlikely manner that defies belief, and everything is put right in the end, but that is a Macomber novel. There is a hint in the end that we might be treated to a meeting between Susannah and the wonderful characters from "Blossom Street" and the other "knitting novels," and that's enough to keep this reader interested.

Macomber is what she is, and if you're in the right mood to read her, nobody is more satisfying.
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2.0 out of 5 starsNot Her Best Effort

I usually love Debbie Macomber's books but this one was bad. I disliked Susannah - a whiney, pathetic woman. Her daughter and her drama were way overblown. Read more

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For some reason this book seemed to be a bit darker than the first 2. I found myself missing the yarn store interactions. I was pleasantly surprised by the end of the book.

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While this was enjoyable I didn't get as invested in the characters as I usually do. Look forward to the next book in the series

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Good read, typical Debbie Macomber.

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I have loved each of the books in her Blossom Street series. You won't be dissapointed!

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